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TypeIndictment by jury
Unique Identifying TextTNA KB 9/166/1 m. 27
Archive nameThe National Archives (London)
CountySuffolk
Text in Original LanguageColneyse Iurati presentant quod Iohannes Batesford persona ecclesie de Buklesham et Thomas Sampson die sabbati proxima post festum corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi quarto felonice et productiose venerunt apud Gippewicum cum aliis sibi associatis et fecerunt ibidem proclamacionem suam manifestam in villa predicta precipiendo firmiter et iniungendo omnibus et singulis ville Gippewici hundredorum de Saunford Colneyse Bosmere et Cleydon quod essent prompti et parati ad perfisciendum cum prefatis Iohanne et Thome et sociis suis negotia eorum prout eisdem iniungeretur et hoc circa horam medie primi diei dominice sequenter sub pena amissionis capitorum suorum.
Text (English translation)Colneis The jurors present that John Batisford, parson of the church of Bucklesham, and Thomas Sampson, on Saturday 15th June 1381 feloniously and treacherously came to Ipswich with their associates and made a public proclamation in the aforesaid town, firmly ordering, and commanding all and each of those in the town of Ipswich and the hundreds of Samford, Colneis, Bosmere and Claydon to be ready and prepared to set out with the aforesaid John and Thomas and their associates in their work as they are ordered to do, and this around the hour of midday the following Sunday under the penalty of losing their heads.
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People

IDFirst nameLast nameGenderOccupationDomicileRole in sourceIncidentsGo to participant page
8897JohnBatisfordMaleParsonBucklesham,Suffolk2945Go to participant page
8898ThomasSampsonMale2945Go to participant page

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionTypeGo to incidents page
2945Proclamation of John Batisford and Thomas SampsonThe jurors present that John Batisford, parson of the church of Bucklesham, and Thomas Sampson, on Saturday 15th June 1381 feloniously and treacherously came to Ipswich with their associates and made a public proclamation in the aforesaid town, firmly ordering, and commanding all and each of those in the town of Ipswich and the hundreds of Samford, Colneis, Bosmere and Claydon to be ready and prepared to set out with the aforesaid John and Thomas and their associates in their work as they are ordered to do , and this around the hour of midday the following Sunday under the penalty of losing their heads.Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamationsGo to incidents page

Incidents and People

PersonIncidentRoleComments
John Batisford ( 8897 )Proclamation of John Batisford and Thomas Sampson (2945)Accused
Thomas Sampson ( 8898 )Proclamation of John Batisford and Thomas Sampson (2945)Accused